State officials want to know, among other things, which crimes specifically constitute "murder". Florida lawmakers met for the first time this week to begin to figure out how exactly to implement a historic measure approved by voters making it easier for felons to get the right to vote back.
They are constructed by people with varying ideas about what they are, so their future is muddied by differences in opinion about what, specifically, constitutes a microgrid and how it should be regulated.
Specifically, constitutes the first column and the first row of.
Awareness Training -- Everyone should be educated and trained on what specifically constitutes strange behavior or suspicious activity.
For a formal definition of a system, Lundvall (1992, p. 2) suggests: "Somewhat more specifically, a system is constituted by a number of elements and by the relationships between these elements".
Specifically, composite materials and structures constituted by an elastic matrix reinforced by long or short fibers that may debound when the contact stress reaches a critical value are taken into account.
Women's specifically gendered social identities that are constituted by their context dependent positions, then, provide the starting point for feminist politics.
Specifically, the fraction of the total population constituted by Verrucomicrobia was five times more abundant in guinea pigs (2.0%) than in humans (0.37%).
In this setting, queries are therefore answered against a logical theory constituted by the EDB and the ontology; more specifically, query answering amounts to computing the answers to the query that are entailed by the EDB and the ontology.
Inspired by the aforementioned "use" view of meaning urged by Wittgenstein, Ned Block and Christopher Peacocke have developed "internalist" theories according to which meaning is constituted by some features of a symbol's causal (or conceptual) role within the brain, specifically the inferences in which it figures.
LegCo would "be constituted by elections".
